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Started snowing here too. I just got home from my gig and beat the snow, but I looked out the window and there it was.

WORD !

Roebuck Staples Big Al Sears Bill Macy

Cutty Cutshall. The only really good session you'll be missing will be the Newport live date. It was one side of a Coumbia lp (the other side was Louis Armstrong - GOOD LP ! ) The band is terrific on that set. Wild Bill, Lou McGarity, Bud Freeman, Peanuts Hucko front line with Leonard Gaskin, Wettling and Gene Schroeder swingin' nicely behind them. Wild Bill is in very good shape on this one.

Yeah..I'm with you on both counts. I wish they would discover some kind of treasure trove of unreleased Condon recordings...or tapes from the various incarnations of his clubs or Nick's for that matter.

Vladimir Putin Vladimir Horowitz Moe Howard Larry Fine Julie Styne Manny Klein

Robert Manry Tinkerbelle Sir Francis Chichester Chester A. Riley Riley B. King The Fantastic Johnny C.

It's not revivalist dixieland by a long shot. It's swing and mainstream solos with an ensemble (usually) first and last chorus, and there aren't any vocals. The rhythm section is thoroughly swingin'.

Lloyd Fatman Benny Goodman George Foreman

3 more James P. James C. Jimmy Johnson (Drummer on Ellington's "Festival Session"

Grizzly Adams Adam Brenner Lionel Hampton

Quasimodo Knute Rockne Pat O'Brien

Allen Ginsberg Lou Costello Benny "Kid" Paret

Harry Reasoner Harry Womack Harry O.

Most definitley.

Peter Piper Piper Laurie Lauren Bacall

Mine is cool ! I just had to reenter the correct time zone. Thanks Jim

Tony Curtis Curtis Knight Doris Day

Jimmy Olsen Perry White Bruno Mannheim

Barney Frank Frank Morgan Morgan Freeman

Sylvia Robinson Rob Taylor Taylor Dane

Yeah..that's right - those guys were on the East Coat back then. So Cavett had a larger unit for awhile then and a somewhat smaller unit when Harold Vick, Lou Volpe and Bob Cranshaw did it - If I'm remembering correctly that was a pretty small unit. I can't remember the other sidemen. Were there 2 Cavett shows perhaps ? Seperated by a few years ?

All West Coast guys. I can't remember the details - was there an East Coast show that moved West ?

I saw that in the store. I'm glad to see the reccomendation - that's enough to tip me into getting it. Is the studio band shown? I know Harold Vick, Bob Cranshaw, Lou Volpe were doing that gig at one time.

What gets me is the phrase "My first DWI". Is he planning on more ?